What's the truth

Previously

…But most importantly, have faith in the messy, imperfect, wonderful person staring back at you in the mirror. Because that person, with all their flaws and their triumphs, is the only one you truly have to convince. And when you can do that, when you can stand tall and say, 'I believe in me,' then, my friends, that’s a truth worth shouting about. Even if it’s just to yourself, in the shower, while singing off-key." He winked, and the audience erupted into applause, a warm, genuine sound that, for once, didn’t feel like misplaced faith. It felt like earned connection. Lucky bowed, a small, humble gesture, the comedian who’d managed to sneak a little bit of truth into the laughter.